Welcome back to another Fantasy Premier League tips article. Firstly we would like to thank you all for the support on last weeks differential tips article, it's good to see we can help so many people in their FPL selection. This week we have five more players for you who are all below 5% ownership.
We aim to bring you a list of differential players that you could consider for your teams.
Wilfried Bony 8.3m (4.2% Ownership) It's still a little bit bewildering that Manchester City's best available striker is owned by such a small amount of players. He got his chance against Bournemouth in Gameweek 9 and took it with both hands. The Ivorian grabbed himself two goals and an assist before his blank against Manchester United. He did however score in the Capital One Cup win against Crystal Palace giving the striker a bit of confidence going into the weekends game, and what a chance it is for Bony to show Pellegrini just how good he is. City welcome Noriwch to the Ethiad, and on paper it looks to be a comfortable City win. Alex Neil's side are without a win in their last five Premier League games conceding nine goals in their last three games. Ander Herrera 6.6m (1.2% Ownership) Sometimes it seems that Louis van Gaal has something of a vendetta against his Spanish midfielder, but there is no doubting that Herrera is one of the best central midfield options United have. He's very forward thinking and likes to create chances for both himself and his team. He also carries a goal scoring threat scoring two goals already this season against Liverpool and Everton. If given the chance to play his own game Herrera is a very dangerous player and could be a really useful differential. Virgil van Dijk 5.5m (1.7% Ownership) The former Celtic man looks right at home in a Southampton shirt. He's already grabbed two goals against Swansea and Leicester and against Liverpool in Gameweek 10 looked a real threat from set pieces. This obviously bodes well for FPL manager as the points for a goal from a defender are very rewarding. Southampton have so much technical players and fantastic set piece takers that the defender is more than likely going to see a couple of chances fall is way each game. The Southampton defence is struggling though, manager Koeman will need to sort that out in order for van Dijk to start scoring really high. Loic Remy 7.1m (0.4% Ownership) It's incredible hard to tell you just what is going on with Chelsea. The performance was there during the midweek loss on penalties to Stoke but the goals just didn't come. A player who did grab a goal and is on to keep an eye on over the next 48 hours is Loic Remy. The Frenchman has shown during his time at Chelsea just how good of finisher he is and how important he is to the side. There are question marks over Diego Costa going into this weeks game against Liverpool as he has a broken rip. This could give Remy the chance to do what he does best and score goals. Manuel Lanzini 5.3m (0.5% Ownership) West Ham are looking like on of the most improved sides at this present moment. They have enormous amounts of confidence in their side but also from the fans who are loving what they are seeing. Of course Payet is taking all the headlines and rightly so he's been a great addition to the Hammers. Lanzini however looks a very appealing acquisition, he was very dangerous in the win over Chelsea and should have got himself on the score sheet. This season he has two goals and two assists to his name a record he will be looking to improve upon when West Ham face Watford this weekend. Please join us next week for another differential Fantasy Premier League Tips article.
Wilfried Bony 8.3m (4.2% Ownership) It's still a little bit bewildering that Manchester City's best available striker is owned by such a small amount of players. He got his chance against Bournemouth in Gameweek 9 and took it with both hands. The Ivorian grabbed himself two goals and an assist before his blank against Manchester United. He did however score in the Capital One Cup win against Crystal Palace giving the striker a bit of confidence going into the weekends game, and what a chance it is for Bony to show Pellegrini just how good he is. City welcome Noriwch to the Ethiad, and on paper it looks to be a comfortable City win. Alex Neil's side are without a win in their last five Premier League games conceding nine goals in their last three games. Ander Herrera 6.6m (1.2% Ownership) Sometimes it seems that Louis van Gaal has something of a vendetta against his Spanish midfielder, but there is no doubting that Herrera is one of the best central midfield options United have. He's very forward thinking and likes to create chances for both himself and his team. He also carries a goal scoring threat scoring two goals already this season against Liverpool and Everton. If given the chance to play his own game Herrera is a very dangerous player and could be a really useful differential. Virgil van Dijk 5.5m (1.7% Ownership) The former Celtic man looks right at home in a Southampton shirt. He's already grabbed two goals against Swansea and Leicester and against Liverpool in Gameweek 10 looked a real threat from set pieces. This obviously bodes well for FPL manager as the points for a goal from a defender are very rewarding. Southampton have so much technical players and fantastic set piece takers that the defender is more than likely going to see a couple of chances fall is way each game. The Southampton defence is struggling though, manager Koeman will need to sort that out in order for van Dijk to start scoring really high. Loic Remy 7.1m (0.4% Ownership) It's incredible hard to tell you just what is going on with Chelsea. The performance was there during the midweek loss on penalties to Stoke but the goals just didn't come. A player who did grab a goal and is on to keep an eye on over the next 48 hours is Loic Remy. The Frenchman has shown during his time at Chelsea just how good of finisher he is and how important he is to the side. There are question marks over Diego Costa going into this weeks game against Liverpool as he has a broken rip. This could give Remy the chance to do what he does best and score goals. Manuel Lanzini 5.3m (0.5% Ownership) West Ham are looking like on of the most improved sides at this present moment. They have enormous amounts of confidence in their side but also from the fans who are loving what they are seeing. Of course Payet is taking all the headlines and rightly so he's been a great addition to the Hammers. Lanzini however looks a very appealing acquisition, he was very dangerous in the win over Chelsea and should have got himself on the score sheet. This season he has two goals and two assists to his name a record he will be looking to improve upon when West Ham face Watford this weekend. Please join us next week for another differential Fantasy Premier League Tips article.
